The 17,250 occurrences of damn

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Damn't," and a punctuation in tobacco.

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(More showers of damn't's and tobacco on that front wheel.)

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Wall--wad y' believe it, the damn thing bruk--bruk plum whoop an' started spinnin' round back side first with the load o' rock an' the boys under comin' up the ladder.

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Say,--damn't--an' that load o' rock goin' plumb down on the boys, heavy enough to smash 'em to pulp.

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It stopped her all right, the load didn't fall on the boys; and they got up all right by the ladder; but--say, mebbe the cogs o' that damn wheel didn't do a thing to my arm.

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"Sure," said the man astonished at her question; and because Eleanor was a true Westerner and didn't mind the tobacco squids and the damn't's in the least (where they belonged) she gave that one-armed driver a look that would have made any man proud: only the one-armed driver didn't see it.

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"They took up a purse an' wanted to give me a perscription--damn't, but I told 'em t' turn it in t' the Horspital.

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I been chasin' those damn-cow-boy-outlawsh seven weeks sclean 'cross Shate Sline, I'm dead beat out.

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"Yes, damn him, it is Moyese, who is at the bottom of all this deviltry; but don't you worry, Calamity!

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Or was it as Moyese had declared with the most open and genial cynicism that "the public did not give one damn"?

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It was at that stage, Bat fell back abreast of the Sheriff, and Matthews behind heard one of the two say, "Damn him, then, let him go on and examine his bellyfull!

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A've heard harlots lisp an' whisp' an' half tell and damn by a lie o' th' eye!

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Be damn'd he that dare not-- For my part I'll spare not To beauty afflicted a tribute to give; Fill it up steadily, Drink it off readily, Here's to the Princess, and long may she live."

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But the English-speaking race has also command of the biggest letter in the alphabet, and can say damn with a force surpassing expression in any other language.

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And when that last line and that last word burst from thousands of German throats, as in the crowded cafés of Berlin, it is the fullest German damn that can find expression in German consonants.

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Perhaps they were right, and I remember one occasion when two members of the Expedition dumped the inner lining after carrying it many hundred miles with the remark, "Good-bye, you blighter, you've had a damn good ride!"

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"Damn it all, Mahoney, that's the 'Black Maria!'

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"Damn fool!" he rebuked himself.

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"I think that's a damn good analogy," Rainsford said.

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"I will; I'll veridicate this whole damn gang.

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"I'm not doing a damn thing here," Rainsford said.

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One word from me and he does just what he damn pleases!"

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"Jack, they haven't any more damn definition than we do," he whispered.

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Then he said "Damn," and Joe admired him as never before.

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When Jim had gone out, directly, Joe shook his fist at a sugar barrel, and said "Damn," in a whisper.

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"As for your sister--" "Damn you!" cried Jim.

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If the government was worth a damn it would see to you fellows.

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Look at me, damn you!"

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Damn the luck."

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"Oh, damn the moral considerations," he said wearily.

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"Regular damn bird cage," he called it.

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I guess we'd better set fire to the whole damn thing and collect the insurance and skip.

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"I don't care a damn for the G.&M.

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My only order was, 'Clear the road--and be damn quick about it.'

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--or the one who says, very likely shaking a revolver in their faces: 'Get in there, ye damn low-down privates, and take that fort, and report to me when I've finished my breakfast'?

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Damn that Indian!

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"Damn him," repeated Scott, a little frightened at his own words and attitude; "I've had enough of this baby business; I'm eighteen and I want two things: some friends to go about with freely, and some money to do what other boys do.

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I suppose that's the reason you find it amusing.... Not that I think there's any real harm in you----" "Thanks," laughed Dysart; "it only needed that remark to damn me utterly.

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I wanted you to see what I do, say what you think, like it or damn it--only do something about it!

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"Damn this sort of thing," he muttered, looking piteously after Geraldine.

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But Muriel says 'damn!' and Rosalie says 'the devil!' and when anything goes wrong and I say, 'Oh, fluff!'

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_Now_, do you understand, damn you!"

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For God's sake, survey us damn fools, herded here in our pinchbeck mummery--forcing the sanctuary of these decent green woods, polluting them with smoke and noise and dirty little intrigues!

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If I can't be anything more, I'm not worth a damn.

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She said: "I'm sorry; only it made me think of 'Sermons in stones, Books in the running brooks,' and the indignant gentleman who said: 'What damn nonsense!

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Guy, I don't care a damn about anything except his health and happiness.

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Dysart gave an ugly laugh and turned short on his heel: "The whole damn lot of you make me sick," he said.

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Quest refused with an oath, and, leaning forward and hammering the padded chair-arm with his unhealthy looking fist, he broke out into a violent arraignment of Dysart: "Damn him!" he yelled, "I've written him, I've asked for an explanation, I've 'm-manded t' know why his name's coupled with my sister's----" Duane leaned over, slammed the door, and turned short on Quest: "Shut up!" he said sharply.

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I'll say what I damn please----" "Haven't you any decency at all----" "I've enough to fix Dysart good and plenty, and I'll do it!

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"Damn him!" said the old man fiercely, "no wonder he ain't a-feedin'!

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Only they're too damn rough with a man.

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A cab stood there; he entered it, fell heavily into a corner of the seat, bade the driver, "Keep going, damn you!" and sat swaying, muttering, brooding on the wrongs that the world had done him.

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And they knew it, damn them!

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V Yes, but you now, look, You, the rouged stage female With a crook, Chalked Arcadian sham, You that made my soul's sleep's dream ail-- Your soul fit to damn?

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craves two things-- wheat And flesh likewise--man's gluttonous--damn his eyes!

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No one woke up this morning and said, "Damn, I wish there was a way to do less with my books, movies and music."

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*Damn*.

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Damn, you've got you some big, easy-to-push buttons."

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"Damn.

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Which is why she decided to -- Damn, what did she decide to do?

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"This comes of locks and bars!" he sneered, recalling Doris's expression, "but, damn it all, unless you were more fool than most girls you might have saved yourself."

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But those incredulous priests shall not go without an answer, that will, I am sure, induce them to place a great confidence in the benefit arising from Christians, who damn themselves every hour of the day.

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To add insult, he whirled his buggy on its tail like a damn dervish, right alongside where I stood on my bridge and then cut across my bow.

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We'll install undetectable barriers against psychic probes; then there are..." "Damn you, Ram."

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I repeat: keep your damn squeeze clerks away from my ship, regardless how legitimate you claim your purpose to be."

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"No, damn it, I am not."

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"You know damn well, Rimov," Brad said, putting as much harshness into his tone as he could muster.

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If we don't improve the situation fast, the crews will deteriorate to where they won't be worth a damn when the going gets even a mite rough."

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"When ships are taken out of the line for repair, the process is too damn long, mostly because of the marginal and nonstandard support equipment.

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"Damn right."

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It's not over for us until the fleets are within range of each other, and then we'd damn well better be out of the way."

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Damn, where was Drummer's message?

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"Would God have made the world to damn it?

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For what is more contrary to the rules of our miserable justice than to damn eternally an infant incapable of will, for a sin wherein he seems to have so little a share, that it was committed six thousand years before he was in existence?

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"Damn the dining-room!" shouted Colonel Faversham, as with trembling fingers he broke the seal, whilst Miller still held the bag.

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Damn it!

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'Tis al'ays that way in my experience of life--when you glance back or glance befo' 'tis pleasant enough to the eye, but at the moment while you're linin' it thar's al'ays the damn shoe that pinches."

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"Damn your birds!

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"Oh, damn it!

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"He did?--damn him!

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"So it's over," he said under his breath, as he looked through the lacework of ivy on the small greenish panes to the desolate November fields, "and I've been a damn fool for the asking!"

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"Damn you!" said a voice almost in a whisper.

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"Stand to attention, damn you!

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On my way back I loaded both rifles as quick as I could and dropped every noo an' again to let them hae it, and I was carefu' not to waste a damn shot; every bullet told."

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"Damn you, stay where you are!"

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"His aim the nicht was damn puir, however," said one of the Scotch drivers; "he never gave us a scratch; but I noticed on the road a woman wi' a little bairn, a wee thing, hardly higher than your knee, and as we were racing by them, a shell exploded on the side of the road, right alongside o' them, blawin' the puir things to their doom."

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"Blow out the light, you damn fool," I called.

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In the midst of the solemn moment an officer, glimpsing some of the men turning their faces skyward, bellowed, "Damn you, keep those mugs down."

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It was not with me a question of my life; I didn't care a damn for that, and every man of us, on that day anyway, felt the same.

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The "Fall-in!" whistle was blown and we were a bit surprised as well as amazed to see our strange friend fall in in front, still chewing vigorously; he evidently didn't know or didn't care a damn whether it was against the rules to chew tobacco when parading.

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"Take your damn mule out," he roared, but they returned the laugh on him and made no move.

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"Now, Corporal, you know what damn nonsense it is to talk that way!

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One of the fellows nearest me again ventured the remark that he thought our number was up, and I just had enough vocal power left to curse him roundly for a damn fool.

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"Now, don't talk such utter damn nonsense, Billy," I said, doing my utmost to comfort him.

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"No damn nonsense about it.

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"Well, damn you, tell him so, and I'll see that you are taken care of for your impertinence."

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_Mr. Perkins, the Divine._ "He would pronounce the word Damn with such an emphasis, as left a doleful echo in his auditor's ears a good while after."

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In the South my companion and I had a similar experience with the story about that daughter of the Confederacy who declared she had always thought "damn Yankee" one word.

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_But if it doesn't stop, damn me if I don't shoot his other eye out!_" I cannot drop the river, and stories of river gambling, without referring to one more tale which is a classic.

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"'Why,' says they, 'Pard Huff--' "'Oh,' says I, 'damn Pard Huff!

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